Is this part the equivalent of the Estate thermal cut off #279816 --- it is an older model, looks exactly the same but??
11531
Yes. According to PartSelect.com, it's the same part. There are some good YouTube videos showing you how to replace it.
1066184
Not sure. My furnace model was HSC2 90. That might be a serial number instead of the model. A quick check of google didn't come up with anything.
103574
Not enough information, look at the rpm on the old one, it probably won't be exactly the same as the new one,but that's ok, as long as it's close within 100-300rpm is ok, I recommend Buying the fan too as the old ones are tough to get off, the set screw breaks inside, this happened to me twice, again, look for your RPM'S and Voltage
885388
Sorry, I'm afraid I don't have the answer. I ordered this part for a family member who gave me the info for the order from a heating professional ( and I have no idea who that was) and he installed it. Sorry again.
1113291
I do not know about your model number. The photo of the part is accurate, and the unique, irregular outline of the part should closely match the old part you wish to replace. The part we purchased fit perfectly.
538755
Well, I don't know if they are exactly the same but I think they are. The part we replaced was 3209801, without the S and it fit perfectly.
2208871
My thermostat was a 2004. It stopped working ln 2014. In Feb. I purchsed pt. #3106995.032 which was diff. Then my thermostat by part # but was a exact replacement. The face was exact and also the wireing. Worked great. Purchsed it on Amazon.Ken
622743
Look at your old one to see if it is a low-profile A/C, check measurements and it should fit. I didn't go by part numbers, just looks and measurements and it fit perfectly. The new one does not say Duo Therm on it.
1597144
I cant speak to the model number but for the several I have replaced, I could visibly see a broken or burnt section of the heating coil you see in the picture once you remove the old one.
2031928
Sorry, but I no longer have these units in my possession, however, if you are replacing one that is missing and the picture looks exactly like yours I would suggest that it is the right one. That's what I did and it worked out fine. If you're working from scratch, sorry I can't help.
1294368
Hi, I am in florida for the winter, so I do not have any of the paperwork with me. but I do remember that I ordered the one part and when I received it, it did not fit.i ended up ordering a rebuilt part for about $60.00 more and it was the right part. Bob.
543759
The thermostat that I replaced had "Coleman-Mach printed on the cover, but no model number. The system had heat, off, fan and cool. The fan had "on" with either high or low and "auto", also with low and high. The were six color coded wires on the old unit, as well as the replacement. Blue, brown, green, red, yellow and white. If your old thermostat has six wires as well, I don't see why this model wouldn't work just fine for you. I am very pleased with the way my replacement works.
1037805
Yes sir, it is identical to the one I pulled out of the door, only newer! :-) Works great.
383598
Mine seems to be identical and fits perfectly. Sounds like you ordered the wrong part. Check your manual or the original. Get the number exactly right.
1370582
I'm not an expert on this product, but here are the specs from our manufacturer's website: http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model_Specification.aspx?id=C_00001962DanielSFTS Customer Service Representative---Straight from the source, the way it should be.
1787592
I can't answer the question but if you put you model number and search for the part at Appliance Doctor or Parts Direct you can probably find a match as well as an exact replacement part number.
1266704
Frank's advice is the best. But if you can't make a definite link than I can tell you that my old part number was 3403585 and the Napco 279838 fit mine perfectly. I did a cursory look at your part and it appears to be like my and rated the same. The 279838 is listed in many places as the updated part for numerous units. I think you would be safe in using it. Be sure to clean the lint duct lines and do not touch the wire heating element when doing your replacement.